AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoClimate and Nature: UN figures say restoration efforts now cover 252 million hectares across 149 countries, while Brussels has proposed a climate-resilience law without resolving a €70 billion annual investment gap. Methane Policy: Greenpeace warns New Zealand’s weakened methane targets and a disputed emissions-accounting method could understate livestock pollution and encourage other major meat and dairy exporters to follow suit. Global Trade: International air-cargo demand rose 7.7% in September, but jet fuel prices were more than double their level a year earlier, squeezing carriers despite stronger trade. Aid and Rights: Global military spending reached a record $2.9 trillion as aid needs deepen, according to SIPRI; the UN chief warned of severe restrictions on women and girls in Afghanistan. The General Assembly again urged the United States to lift its Cuba embargo.
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